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#46 of 176 On the other hand, by blockislandguy Mar 15, 2004 (7:21 pm)
the new car warranty just got extended out 700 miles (assuming the buyer goes thru the registration suggestion posted above). To have an additonal (lets assume that the buyer didn't take delivery with some obvious warranty problems) 700 miles of free warranty is certainly a partial off set to the mileage.
#47 of 176 Mileage by ishaw Mar 17, 2004 (1:54 pm)
My dealerships have always allowed me to go pick up my dealer trade so that no one else would be driving the truck. Since I have always had to go to Denver to pick up my new truck, I use the 100 mile trip home to begin my break-in process for the vehicle.   I realize that my position is a little over the top, but I won't accept a "new" vehicle with more than 50 miles on it (and both my Tahoes have been delivered to me with less than 20 miles on them). I'll bet the hardest miles a vehicle ever sees is when it is being test driven. Can't you just hear the sales person in the back seat: "Put the pedal down sir . . this truck really has great power . . . ." Or, as one sales person suggested to me recently, "hit the brakes, you'll be impressed with the anti-lock." Or, as yet another sales person told me while test driving a sport car with only 60 miles on the odometer, "bring it up to red line . . . that's where it really starts to perform." Imagine what a great deal the person who bought that car got after it had been on 10-15 similar test drives!!   I realize some of you sales people out there would never suggest a customer abuse a vehicle while on a test drive. But, in my admittedly limited experience, it happens regularly. Perhaps the sales people just don't like my granny driving style.
#48 of 176 Talk to Press by Sylvia STAFF Mar 23, 2004 (9:08 pm)
A reporter is hoping to interview a recent car-buyer who participated in an overnight or 24-hour test drive and then purchased the vehicle. Please respond to 248-890-8582, faratayeyahoo.com or jfallonedmunds.com by 5pm Eastern Wednesday, March 24, 2004. Thanks, Jeannine Fallon PR Director Edmunds.com
#49 of 176 Recent Purchase? by mjmboardwalk Apr 12, 2004 (4:04 pm)
I am looking for a 2004 Tahoe LT ( also considering a Sequoia ) is the norm to pay invoice? Or are their any success stories out there to be shared? I amlooking for the LT to have the Sun, Sound and Ent pkg as well
#50 of 176 Rebates/Incentives on Yukon SLT by ahurst1 May 20, 2004 (7:34 am)
I have a local dealer telling me the rebate-incentive is now $5,000 on Yukons. I know about the $3,000 + $1,000 cust. rebate and a $500 cash deal on DVD option, but what am I missing?   Thanks
#51 of 176 ahurst1 by beach15 May 20, 2004 (3:28 pm)
Well, he's wrong and you're right. Yukon's have a $3,000 rebate plus the $1,000 bonus. Yukon XL's have a $4,000 rebate plus the $1,000 bonus. He must have just gotten the XL confused with the regular length model.
#52 of 176 buying first car--looking at tahoe by moresweetie1 May 25, 2004 (9:40 am)
My husband an I are looking at different SUV's. We have been repeatedly brought to the Tahoe by family and friends (some in the car repair business).   We are getting many quotes from dealers throughout south-central Texas. We were wanting to buy within the next 2 months, but dealers keep saying that their current incentives and rebates last until June 1st. What are the chances that we will get a worse or better incentive/rebate during the next month????? Replies to this message: ahurst1 (May 25, 2004 9:15 pm)
#53 of 176 moresweetie1 by beach15 May 25, 2004 (2:59 pm)
I'm wondering the same thing myself! We're trying to get a new Yukon XL right now, but it wasn't built until earlier this month and the shipping is delayed, apparently until the first couple days of June. Would have it right now if it would just arrive at the dealer!   Still wouldn't be a problem if we knew what the June incentives might be, but I'm guessing that they'll stay pretty much the same. Overall, though, your guess is as good as mine! Replies to this message: cheapengineer (May 25, 2004 9:52 pm) flat4fantasy (Jul 02, 2004 12:45 pm)
#54 of 176 Re: buying first car--looking at tahoe [moresweetie1 #52] by ahurst1 May 25, 2004 (9:15 pm)
Replying to: moresweetie1 (May 25, 2004 9:40 am) My guess is if gas prices stay high, GM will continue the incentives - if they do not move the SUV's, they have to shut down factories because of excess inventories.
#55 of 176 Re: moresweetie1 [beach15 #53] by cheapengineer May 25, 2004 (9:52 pm)
Replying to: beach15 (May 25, 2004 2:59 pm) You can check the dealer inventory of Tahoes and Yukons on-line. The lots are packed full, nobody wants them. I cut a deal for $900 below invoice plus all of the rebates. Sticker was $48990 & I paid $38000. Looks like there is another $1000 rebate out there now. Offer the GMS or employee price & walk if they don't give it to you, its a buyers market. Replies to this message: flat4fantasy (Jul 02, 2004 12:45 pm)

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